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Hope to see you at RILA’s 2019 Retail Supply Chain Conference
Feb 06 2019 · BY Editorial Team
With trade show season in full swing, B-Stock is headed to sunny Orlando for RILA’s (Retail Leaders Industry Association) annual Retail Supply Chain Conference February 24 – 27. This year’s show is focused on AI and last-mile delivery.
B-Stock’s Eric Moriarty and Karen Huff will be available to give you a demo of how our liquidation marketplace solution can generate higher pricing for your customer returns and excess inventory. Nine of the top 10 U.S. retailers are working with B-Stock, let us show you why!
If you’re going to the show, we’d like to invite you to schedule time to speak with us. Email us today.
Not going but still looking for a recovery-generating liquidation solution for returned, excess or other surplus goods? We’d love to chat with you.
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